GIO isn’t a dancefloor goth. He writes gothic rock that tells stories, so look for the meaning, the warning, the moral. But if you can dance to Bela Lugosi’s Dead, you can dance to GIO.
Eleonora is out today. She is the one who lets go.

GIO isn’t a dancefloor goth. He writes gothic rock that tells stories, so look for the meaning, the warning, the moral. But if you can dance to Bela Lugosi’s Dead, you can dance to GIO.
Eleonora is out today. She is the one who lets go.
"Eleonora" is out now. Proceeds are pledged to Poe Baltimore to help protect the real Poe House through an unplanned construction mess next door.
Tomorrow. Eleonora, the rarest thing GIO has witnessed in 560 years: letting go with grace. Proceeds to Poe Baltimore.
"Not every ghost returns to hold the chain / She gave me back to life without condition." Eleonora, out October 15, proceeds to Poe Baltimore. Three days.
Eleonora doesn't build to a climax, it just breathes. Four days out.
GIO stood outside Gunner's Hall in Baltimore in 1849 when Poe was found, not permitted in. He carries losses like that into every song, Eleonora included. Ten days out.
Semprevive single two arrives October 15: Eleonora. The rarest thing GIO has witnessed in 560 years, and all proceeds go to Poe Baltimore. Ten days out.